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On the Cover:
“Regulating the Ridge”
Photo by Jessamyn Voss • Hay Springs, NE
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ibbons, pen displays, fantastic food, traveling, connecting with breeders, and walking through pens of Angus cattle has consumed my time the last few months. The Nebraska Angus Association has finished another fall full of events. We want to thank everyone who exhibited at the Nebraska State Fair, displayed at Husker Harvest Days, and participated on the Angus tour. These events would not be possible without our members and we greatly appreciate those who sign up to not only promote the breed and their operation, but help strengthen and provide knowledge and educational opportunities for the beef industry.
Inside this issue 2022 Junior Nationals ................22-23
AAA National Director Speaks ..........8
Advertising Index ............................36
Business Card Ads ....................32-34 Cattlemen’s Congress ....................36
Husker Harvest Days ......................24 Junior Viewpoint..............................12
LEAD Conference ..........................26 NE Angus Annual Meeting ..............15
NE Angus Ass. Events ......................5 NE Angus News Ad Costs ................5 NE Angus Tour Spotlight ............16-19
NE Angus Tour Sponsors ................16
NE Auxiliary Speaks........................10
NE Angus Heifer Raffle....................11 NE Junior Angus Royalty ................30 NE Junior Angus Scholarship..........30
NE Junior Angus Winter Show ........14
NE State Fair Results......................13
NE Top Ten Breeders ......................11 National Western Stock Show ........36
Our Angus Family............................28
President Speaks ..............................6
Sale Calendar ................................36
Sale Reports ..................................37 4 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
As fall moves to winter there are a lot of exciting events coming up for the association. On December 3rd the association along with the Nebraska Angus Auxiliary will hold a royalty contest starting at 10 AM at the Younes Convention Center. This is a new date and time, so please refer to page 30 for more information. In 2020 the Queen contest was moved to the same weekend as the annual meeting and banquet. This allowed for crowning to take place during the banquet and display the new queen in front of the entire membership. In 2021 a princess division was added to the program, so this changed the competition from the Nebraska Angus Queen to the Nebraska Angus Royalty. With junior nationals here next summer this will be a great opportunity for our royalty to help represent Nebraska. Following the royalty contest will be the association annual meeting. This year there will be a slight change to the schedule with the meeting starting at 4 PM instead of 2 PM. A lot of thought was put into this change and it was decided to move the meeting later in the day to hopefully be more convenient for our members to attend. We hope you will strongly consider attending to see what the association has been working on and provide us with feedback! After the meeting we will have an evening packed full of events with a social, speaker, silent auction, meal, awards, and crowning of the new royalty. Please see page 15 for more information. Registration is due November 26th! As this year comes to a close, another one is in our site. Before we know it, calving, and spring production sales will be in full swing. I want to remind those of deadlines for the upcoming Winter 2023 issue that comes out the first week of January and covers the sales in January and February. Advertisement spaces have to be reserved by December 1st with final advertisements due by December 10th. It is very important I get the information by those dates in order to keep the issue on schedule. With the holiday season it gets very busy at the printer and postal offices, so expect delays. I would advise anyone that has sales in January and early February to have sale catalogs finished earlier to make sure your customers receive it prior sale day. I look forward to finishing this year and starting a new one working alongside all our great Nebraska Angus members and Angus family. I wish you all a safe and happy holiday season. Make it memorable and cherish your time together, and also swap the turkey for beef.
Sincerely, Margo Lehn NAA, Secretary/Manager (402) 760-0386 info@nebraskaangus.org
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UPCOMING EVENTS
November 3 - 6: NCC The Classic Fall Edition, Kearney November 4 - 7th: National Angus Convention - Salt Lake City, UT December 3rd: NAA Annual Meeting & Banquet - Kearney (Hotel reservations due by November 5th)
December 3rd: NAA Royalty Contest- Kearney Dec 4th: NeJAA Winter Show- Kearney January 4th - 7th: Cattlemen’s Congress - Oklahoma City, OK January 12th - 15th: National Western Stock Show - Denver, CO February 18-26, 2023: NCC The Classic Winter Edition - Kearney
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Margo Lehn, Editor ~ 402/760-0386 info@nebraskaangus.org Jessamyn Voss, Production ~ 308/430-2999 jcranchdesigns@gmail.com Winter Issue ~ Deadline: Dec. 1 Spring Issue ~ Deadline: Feb 1
Summer/Fall Issue ~ Deadline: July 1 Holiday Issue ~ Deadline: Oct 1
Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022 • 5
President Speaks By:
Jeff Ruggles, NAA President
Nebraska Angus Association President Jeff Ruggles, McCook 308/340-8831
Fellow Cattlemen,
T
he Nebraska Angus Association just completed the busiest time of year for the association. The Nebraska Angus Tour took place in late September in the Northeast part of the state and what a tremendous event it was. The weather was ideal, the Angus cattle were top notch, and the comradery was great. Congratulations to all the hosts and producers who displayed cattle along the tour route, it was an excellent event. If you ever get the opportunity to attend or assist with putting this event on, take advantage of it. The association was also involved with the State Fair show in Grand Island and Husker Harvest Days this fall. Both events are great opportunities for our members to showcase their operations and breeding programs. As always, there is a lot of work behind the scenes to make these events run smoothly, thank you to Margo for all the effort put into all three of these events and helping to promote Angus genetics in Nebraska. Upcoming events include the National Angus Convention in Salt Lake City, November 5th – 7th, and the Nebraska Angus Association’s annual meeting and banquet on December 3rd in Kearney. Our annual banquet will have a little different format this year with the meeting at 4PM, a social at 5PM, guest speaker, Esther McCabe, Director of Performance Programs for the AAA, will be discussing foot and body scores at 6PM. The evening will conclude with our banquet at 7PM.
ruggles_jeff@yahoo.com
Vice President Joe Epperly, Albion 303/884-3900
joe@wagonhammer.com
Please make plans to join us in Kearney for a great afternoon and evening. As I wrap up my term as President, I want to thank the members for the opportunity to be a part of the board of directors. I have met a lot of neat people being involved in the Nebraska Angus Association. The opportunity to serve and network along with some tremendous Angus producers has been very rewarding. I also want to thank Margo for her tireless effort and dedication to the association. She began right before the Bomb Cyclone of 2019, then delt with Covid, and the drought of the last couple of years. But through all of this she remains positive and has done a good job in guiding the Nebraska Angus Association. I hope that everyone has a great end to 2022 and a blessed holiday season spent with family and friends. 2023 and calving season is right around the corner! Sincerely, Jeff Ruggles NAA President (308) 340-8831 ruggles_jeff@yahoo.com
NEBRASKA ANGUS DEADLINES F O R T H E H O L I D AY I S S U E
DECEMBER 1, 2022 DECEMBER 10, 2022
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Margo Lehn, Secretary/Manager 402/760-0386 or info@nebraskaangus.com 6 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
Secretary/Manager Margo Lehn, Long Pine 402/760-0386 info@nebraskaangus.org
Past President Matt Dolezal, Rushville 308/360-0368
dolezal.angus@gmail.com
Commercial Director (Term Expires 12/23)
Matt Lowery, Burwell 308/750-6119
wrldchamp08@gmail.com
West Director (Term Expires 12/23)
Adam Sellman, Crawford 308/430-3742 ajsellman@bbc.net
North Director (Term Expires 12/22)
Adam Sawyer, Bassett 402/760-2623 abcattle@gmail.com
Central Director (Term Expires 12/23)
Jason Jagels, Brewster 402/364-3191 jasonjagels@gmail.com
South Director (Term Expires 12/22)
Brian Stoller, Palisade 308/737-6213 bearmtnangus@msn.com
Northeast Director (Term Expires 12/23)
Eric Frese, Columbus 402/276-4086 freseangus@gmail.com
Southeast Director (Term Expires 12/22)
Mark Laflin, Crab Orchard 402/223-8360
laflinangusfarm@gmail.com
Material appearing in this issue may be reprinted only with written permission of the Nebraska Angus Association. The Nebraska Angus News and the Nebraska Angus Association is obligated and reserves the right to reject any request for advertising space which would not serve the best interest of our membership. Any rejection is not intended as a reflection upon the subject of the advertisement.
AAA Board Update & Director’s Corner By:
Jerry Connealy AAA President
WANTED T
Dear Nebraska Angus Friends,
The Nebraska Angus News is in search of photos from around Nebraska from our fellow Angus Breeders! We would love to see them and publish some in our magazine and maybe on the Cover! If you have a picture of your place or your Angus herd please send to: jcranchdesigns@gmail.com Photos must be high resolution (300 dpi or better) and at least 8 inches wide.
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his will be the last Nebraska Angus News column of my tenure on the board. What a fantastic eight years this has been, and it was one I could have never envisioned back in 2014 when I ran. First of all, let me express my gratitude to the membership who entrusted me with the position. I have been continually humbled by the support, and for the great input that has been provided by members regarding various issues. The collective of experience and wisdom of many is certainly greater than any individual. It is gratifying that the Association is in such a strong position in 2022. The boards that have come before, as well as the board members I have been honored to serve with, have often been stellar examples of great leadership and ingenuity. Although I always did my very best, I feel that I have learned far more than I have contributed. I know that in 2014 I didn’t have full appreciation of the strength and impact of the American Angus Association. Today, Angus cattle comprise 70-75% of all beef cattle in the market. So as the Angus industry goes, so does the beef industry. That is both a huge responsibility and opportunity. Therefore, the Association is continually trying to maximize the possibilities for the members, for the breed, and for the all-important segment of the commercial cattle producers. The Association’s CEO, Mark McCully, is an exceptional leader in every way. I really can’t emphasize
enough the fantastic job he does guiding the board and leading the staff. We are all blessed to have him at the helm. In addition to Mark, the entity presidents of John Stika (Certified Angus Beef), Kelli Retallick (Angus Genetics Inc.), Brett Spader (Angus Productions, Inc.) and Jacklyn Upperman (Angus Foundation) are talented, dedicated, and fantastic leaders for those organizations. The numerous and often unsung backbone of the Association offices are the staff members - at every level– both in St. Joseph, and Wooster, OH (for CAB). Their functions are so important to each of us. We are the recipients of their exceptional aptitude that keeps our Association and breed at the forefront of the industry. We (myself included) take for granted how smoothly everything runs, and the resulting positive influence from their daily efforts. What a blessing each and every one affiliated with the Association is to all of us. The next time you’re on the phone with someone who’s assisting you with any kind type of Association business, consider extending a “thank you” for all they do! Again, my gratitude to all for allowing me to serve in this capacity. I am excited about the strength of the Angus breed, and look forward to a bright future! Sincerely, Jerry Connealy American Angus Association President,Board of Directors (308) 544-6552 jconnealy@gmail.com
NE Auxilary President Speaks By:
Heather Smith, NE Angus Aux President
Greetings Angus Enthusiasts,
A
s we welcome the cooler temperatures, we are reminded of what it leads to, harvest, sale seasons approaching, white flakes, and new babies being born! But more importantly, a time to give thanks for all our blessings with the holiday seasons just days ahead. I think we can all agree that we are truly blessed with a wonderful Angus family and be a part of such a prestigious breed! As an auxiliary, we are very grateful for our members and the opportunities we have been able to participate in and are excited about our future. A few things we were able to assist with this year was giving goodie bags to exhibitors at our State Show & Sale in conjunction with the Nebraska Classic, and assisting with the state queen contest. In order to do this, we have our annual fundraiser, which is the silent auction in December at the adult annual banquet. With that we are looking for donations for our silent auction and would appreciate your assistance. If you have an item to donate, please get a hold
of a board member and don’t forget you can also support us by bidding at the auction in December. As we look forward to gathering together in December, we invite you to join us at our Auxiliary meeting at 3pm on December 3rd. We are looking forward to planning our next year's activities and would love for you to share any ideas you may have with us! We encourage and welcome all ladies to come check us out at our meeting and invite you to join our association! Look forward to seeing everyone soon! Best regards Heather Smith • (402) 416-2127 Neb Angus Auxiliary President
Nebraska Angus Auxiliary Membership Form
The purpose of this Auxiliary shall be to have persons interested in the welfare of the Angus breed meet together for educational, promotional, social and other functions of this organization. This Auxiliary will follow the guidelines of the American Angus Auxiliary in the promotion and support of the Nebraska Junior Angus Association. It shall be a non-profit organization. Please check the type of membership you desire.
Dues:
_______ NE Angus Auxiliary Annual Membership $10.00 per year _______NEAngusAuxiliaryLifetimeMembership $100.00forlifetime
State Membership:
American Angus Auxiliary Annual Membership $10 per year American Angus Auxiliary
National Membership**:
**Please visit www.angusauxiliary.com for the membership application Activities: Please check the standing committees of your interest _______ Awards & Scholarship _______ Ways & Means- Fundraising Committee _______ Public Relations/Promotion- Education and Newsletter _______ Queen Committee Today’s date________________ Name:______________________________________ Farm or Ranch Name:____________________________________________________ Address:_______________________________________________________________ City:___________________________________State:_________Zip Code:__________ Phone:_____________________Email:______________________________________
Lifetime Membership $100
Please return this form to NE Auxiliary Secretary: Kellie Hollman 26230 SW 72nd ST, Hallam, NE 68368 10 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
Nebraska Angus Auxillary 2022 State President Heather Smith 732 129 Road, Osceola, NE 68651
402/416-2127
sccattle72@gmail.com
2022 State Vice President Michelle Nelson 43165 River Canyon Rd, Anselmo NE 68813
308/212-0166
nbscc@hotmail.com
2022 State Secretary Kellie Hollman
26230 SW 72nd St., Hallam NE 68368
402/418-0048
khollmanangus@gmail.com
2022 State Treasure Lynnette Nelson
11402 W. Fletcher Ave., Lincoln, NE 68524
402/450-5478
lnelson@pinnbank.com
2022 State Advisor Laurie Dethlefs
38565 – 295th Road, Ravenna, NE 68869
308/530-4391
dethlefsangusranch@gmail.com
American Angus Assn. Announces the Ten Nebraska Breeders Who Registered the Most Angus
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he 10 producers who registered the most Angus beef cattle in the state of Nebraska recorded a total of 7430 Angus with the American Angus Association® during fiscal year 2022, which ended Sept. 30, according to Mark McCully, Association chief executive officer. The 10 top recorders in Nebraska are: Connealy Angus Ranch, Whitman; TD Angus, North Platte; Judson & Denise Baldridge, North Platte; T K Angus, Wood Lake; Wagonhammer Angus Ranch, Albion; Krebs Ranch, Gordon; Carl Dethlefs & Sons, Rockville; Danny Poss, Scotia; Sawyer A&B Cattle LLC, Bassett; Nick Jindra, Clarkson. Angus breeders across the nation in 2022 registered 304,822 head of Angus cattle. “Our Association members lead the industry in adopting new technology and breeding the most problem-free cattle for their customers,” McCully said. “Cattlemen across the country continue to find registered Angus seedstock are the most profitable option for their herd.” Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022 • 11
Junior Viewpoint By:
Nebraska Junior Angus Association 2022-2023 Officers & Directors
President Tavin Uden Franklin, NE • 308/470-0740 1st Vice President Tucker Stagemeyer Page, NE • 402/338-5562 2nd Vice President Addison Cotton York, NE • 402/366-2498
Secretary/Treasurer Kacey Dethlefs Ravenna, NE • 308/520-8074 Communications Director Wyatt Smith Osceola, NE • 402/764-0836
Communications Director Daniel Young Scottsbluff, NE • 308/360-0231 Membership Director Kasey Meyer Blue Hill, NE • 402/519-0566
Membership Director JessaLynn Hudson Belvidere, NE • 402/200-8530
Advisors: Bill & Gina Hudson 1786 Rd 6400 • Belvidere, NE 68315 402/ 469-3157 Jeff Meredith & Kim Cotton 1224 Duke Drive • York, NE 68647 308 / 778-6952 Brent & Carla Stagemeyer 50549 866 Rd • Page, NE 687662 402 / 338-5562
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Tavin Uden, NJAA President
Hello Angus Friends!
T
he junior association has stayed plenty busy through the late summerfall seasons. The junior members had impressive weekends representing the Angus breed at the Nebraska State Fair.
We rounded out the summer with our annual meeting at the Nebraska State Fair as well. We discussed topics and set up our committees for the winter show. The winter show will be held on the 3rd and 4th of December. We invite all to come watch the show and support all our Nebraska Angus juniors! In conjunction with the Nebraska Angus Association annual meeting and banquet we will be having our annual semen auction fundraiser. All juniors and their families are invited to the meeting and banquet. Please get your reservations into Margo by November 26th. Hope to see you there. Sincerely, Tavin Uden tavin.uden@fpsflyers.org (308) 470-0740
Mark Your Calendars
NEBRASKA JUNIOR 2022 WINTER SHOW K EARNEY, N E DECEMBER 4, 2022
2022 Nebraska State Fair Nebraska State Fair was held in Grand Island, NE.
GRAND CHAMPION BULL Doug Satree, Montague TX DAJS Cool Down 620
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL Alex Vieselmeyer, Amherst CO Vision Reckoning 2009
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE Gateway Genetics, Pierce NE Gateway Belle J23
Results • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 300 - JR HEIFER CALVES 3/1/2022 AND AFTER 1st - Wyatt Smith - Osceola NE SC Soo Line Blue 17 27 2nd - Kasey Meyer - Blue Hill NE KLM Sandy 2282 3rd - Wyatt Smith - Osceola NE SC Blackbird 868 268 Edge & SC Soo Line Blue 17 227 SD
314 - APRIL JR YRLING HEIFERS 4/1/2021 - 4/30/2021 1st - Tuttle Cattle Co. - Dorchester NE Colburn Saras Dream 1000 2nd - Kinsley Bremer - Fullerton NE Frenzen Lass J158
302 - JR HEIFER CALVES 2/1/2022 - 2/28/2022 1st - Tuttle Cattle Co. - Dorchester NE TCC Lisa Marie K28 2nd - Wyatt Smith - Osceola NE SC Fitz Miss Primetime 203 KRS
1st - Dillan Dight - Rockford Ia JCC LOLA 106 2nd - Kyra Meyer - Blue Hill NE KGM Princess 2148 3rd - Garrett Kaslon - Elba ne Pride
304 - JR HEIFER CALVES 1/1/2022 - 1/31/2022 1st - Alex Vieselmeyer - Amherst CO Vision Phyllis 214 2nd - Austin Vieselmeyer - Amherst CO Vision Lady 234 3rd - Benes Cattle Company - Valparaiso NE Benes Kaira 201 4th - Taralee Hudson - Belvidere, NE Hudson Pure Pride 122
320 - EARLY JR YRLING HEIFERS 1/1/2021 1/31/2021
308 - EARLY SENIOR HEIFER CALVES 09/01/2021 - 10/31/2021 Alex Vieselmeyer - Amherst CO Vision Phyllis 180 312 - EARLY SUMM YRLING HEIFERS 5/1/2021 - 6/30/2021 1st - Kasey Meyer - Blue Hill, NE DPL Sandy 1579 2nd - Taralee Hudson - Belvidere NE Conley Sandy 1221 3rd - LJ Wells - Norfolk Ne GTCC Miss Jewel 4th - Jeremy Schulte - Kearney NE Schafers Bessie 531 5th - Wendell Custer - Cushing OK Sagebrush Ever Entense 1931 6th - Jacob Odea - Indianola NE HVA Mona 151
318 - EARLY JR YRLING HEIFERS 2/1/2021 - 2/28/2021
Reserve Champion
Grand Champion Female
1st - Gateway Genetics - Pierce NE GATEWAY BELLE J23 Nebraska Angus Bred & Owned Female 2nd - Jacob Odea - Indianola NE Bear Mtn Jamie 1540
326 - COW/CALF, COWS BORN JANUARY 1, 2019- AUGUST 31, 2020 1st - Wyatt Smith - Osceola Ne Fitz Miss Prime Time CF03 2nd - Taralee Hudson - Belvidere NE Conley Pure Pride 0500 330 - JUNIOR BULL CALVES MARCH 1, 2022 AND AFTER 1st - Galen Gerdes - Grand Island Ne Sandstone Sentinel 332 - JUNIOR BULL CALVES JANUARY 1 – FEBRUARY 28, 2022 Reserve Champion 1st - Alex Vieselmeyer - Amherst CO Vision Reckoning 2009 2nd - Kasey Meyer - Blue Hill NE KLM 24K 242
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE Dillan Dight, Rockford IA JCC Lola 106 334 - LATE SENIOR BULL CALVES NOVEMBER 1 – DECEMBER 30, 2021 1st - Galen Gerdes - Grand island Ne Sandstone Bravado 336 - EARLY SR BULL CALVES 9/1/2021 10/31/202 1EARLY SENIOR BULL CALVES SEPTEMBER 1 – OCTOBER 31, 2021
Grand Champion Bull
1st -Doug Satree, Montague TX DAJS Cool Down 620
2nd - Sisco Brothers Cattle Company Syracuse NE - SB Deville 144 3rd - Galen Gerdes - Grand island Ne Sandstone Investor 340 - EARLY SUMMER YEARLING BULLS MAY 1 – JUNE 30, 2021 1st - Wendell Custer - Cushing, OK Sagebrush Pete 5021 346 - EARLY JUNIOR YEARLING BULLS JANUARY 1 – FEBRUARY 28, 2021
1st - Jeremy Schulte - Kearney NE SR Growth Fund 1
Nebraska Angus Bred & Owned Bull 2nd - Jeremy Schulte - Kearney NE SR Spartan 117
352 - TWO-YEAR-OLD BULS JANUARY 1 – APRIL 30, 2020 1st - Doug Satree - Montague Tx DAJS Rebellion 308
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Nebraska Angus Association annual meeting Saturday • December 3, 2022
Holiday Inn at Younes Conference Center • 110 South 2nd Ave • Kearney, NE Annual Meeting Hotel Room Reservations - Call Holiday Inn in Kearney at (308) 237-5971 Ask for a Nebraska Angus Block Room • Deadline November 5, 2022.
Meet the Speaker
ANGUS SEMINAR 3:00 p.m - Nebraska Angus Auxiliary Meeting & Group Activity (All Nebraska Angus Association member women are invited!)
4:00 p.m. - Annual Meeting 5:00 p.m. - Social Hour & Hors d’oeuvres 6:00 p.m. - Esther Mccabe
Esther McCabe Esther McCabe currently serves as the director of performance programs at the American Angus Association, leading programs within Angus Herd Improvement Records and data collection.
(INteractive scoring)
7:00 p.m. - Banquet
McCabe is a graduate of Kansas State University where she earned her doctorate’s degree in Animal Sciences and Industry, with a focus in data analytics. Esther grew up on an Angus seedstock operation in southeast Kansas. McCabe was active in both the Kansas and National Junior Angus Associations, and had the opportunity to serve a year as Miss American Angus.
Serving
Cost - $35/Person New York Strip Steak Meal $10 - Ten years or younger (Chicken Strip, Fruit Cup, Potatoes & Milk)
New York Strip Meal Directory Premium Page Auction Presentation of Producer of the Year Nebraska Angus Queen & Princess Crowning Junior Angus Association Semen Auction Heifer Scholarship Winner Recognitions Nebraska Angus Auxiliary Silent Auction
Cut bottom portion and return with payment...........
Banquet REservations NAME(S) ___________________________ ADDRESS___________________________ NUMBER ATTENDING BANQUET_____ YOUTH____ AMOUNT ENCLOSED ____________ RESERVATIONS DUE NOVEMBER 26TH, 2022
Please return form & payment by November 26, 2022 to: Nebraska Angus Ass’n PO Box 245 Long Pine, NE 69217
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2022 Angus Tour Recap
The Nebraska Angus Association hosted its 2022 tour on September 26-27 in the northeast district. Angus enthusiasts were able to enjoy ranch tours, several cattle displays, great food, door prizes, special interest stops, and speakers. The tour kicked off with registration at the Norfolk Lodge & Suites in Norfolk, Nebraska. From there the tour moved north to the Crofton area. The participants were able to choose between a 9-hole golf scramble at Crofton Lakeside Golf Course, or a tour of Gavins Point Dam. For lunch the tour went to the Lewis and Clark Pulley Museum where they were able to see a huge display of barn pulleys and enjoy a fantastic sirloin burger meal. From there the tour took a drive to Heine Farms Feedyard to see a finishing feedlot and learn their business of feeding cattle. After Heine Farms Feedyard the tour moved to the first ranch stop west of Crofton which was Poppe Bulls. There participants were able to see top Poppe genetics. The tour concluded their day at Foxhoven Angus with several pens of cattle to view, a meal, and many laughs created by comedian Tyler Walsh. On Tuesday, breakfast was provided by Jindra Angus near Clarkson. This stop included a walkthrough of several pens of their cattle. Mid-morning the tour continued to Ag Park in Columbus to see cattle displays from Frese Angus and Macholan Angus. This stop provided several pens of cattle to view and presentations by a few sponsors. For lunch, the tour moved to Bullodge located west of Fullerton where cattle displays from Sonderup Angus, DBL Inc, Frenzen Angus, Dubas Cattle Co, Dodds Cattle, and T&E Angus were present. At this stop tour goers were also able to check out Dubas Livestock handling equipment, visit with several other cattle product representatives, and listen to speeches by Mark McCully the CEO of American Angus Association and Jerry Cassady the Director of Member Services. The afternoon continued with several cattle pen displays at the office of Wagonhammer Ranches in Albion. At this stop participants were able to learn about the “wagonhammer” and the history of their operation. Wagonhammer Ranches was this year’s Nebraska Angus heifer raffle donor and they had the heifer on display. The day’s events finished in Albion at the Niewohner Arena located at the Boone County Fairgrounds. At this stop cattle were on display from Circle B Livestock LLC, and Scott Angus Cattle. A brief program was conducted by Kristen Nickles from Certified Angus Beef and several sponsors were on site to visit with guests. The evening wrapped up with a steak dinner, door prize drawings, and heifer raffle drawing. Check us out next year for the Nebraska Angus Tour scheduled to be held in south central Nebraska! 16 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
2022 Nebraska Angus Tour
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2022 Nebraska Angus Tour
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2022 Junior Nationals
KR Miss Alliance 0907 won reserve phenotype and genotype female-division 4. Payton Scott, Gordon, Neb., owns the winning female.
FITZ Miss PrimeTime CF03 won owned cow-calf class 2. Rachel Smith, Osceola, Neb., owns the winning pair.
Jace Stagemeyer, Page, Neb., left, received the NJAA Alumni and Friends $1,750 Scholarhip at the 2022 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) Scholarship Presentation.
Wyatt Smith, Osceola, Neb., center, received the Gary M. Stoller Jump Start Your LEADership award. Pictured presenting the award are Richard Dyar, Chairman of the Angus Foundation Board of Directors, left; and Reagan Skow, right.
These junior members won top honors in the senior division of the Skill-A-Thon. Pictured from left are Ellie Kidwell, Walhonding, Ohio, first; TaraLee Hudson, Belvidere, Neb., second; and Mandy Bramhall, Lovettsville, Va., third.
These junior members won senior division of photography--around the farm or ranch. Pictured from left are Kady Figge, Onaga, Kan., first; Jace Stagemeyer, Page, Neb., second; and Anna Johnson, Durand, Ill., third. Figge also won fourth overall in the entire contest.
These junior members won top honors in the senior division of the cattle judging contest. Pictured from left are Zach McCall, Greenville, Va., first; Jace Stagemeyer, Page, Neb., second; and Joshua Shaw, Fairfield, Neb., third.
These junior Angus members won top honors in the junior division of graphic design. Pictured from left are Lane Toledo, Visalia, Calif., first; Brantley Humpert, Windthorst, Texas, second; and McKinley Stoller, Palisade, Neb., third.
Pictured from left are Aubree McCurry, Hutchinson, Kan., first; Abilene Sullivan, Lawton, Okla., second; and McKinley Stoller, Palisade, Neb., third.
2022 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS), July 2 - 9 in Kansas City, Mo All photos by Pearl’s Pics.
Nebraska juniors won second place in the junior roast division at the All-American Certified Angus Beef® (CAB) Cook-Off. Pictured from left are Harper Scott, Gordon; Mckinley Stoller, Palisade; Payton Scott, Gordon; and Daniel Young, Scottsbluff. 22 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
Nebraska juniors won first place in the intermediate roast division and overall in the entire roast catagory at the AllAmerican Certified Angus Beef® (CAB) Cook-Off.Pictured from left are Kasey Meyer, Blue Hill; Tavin Uden, Franklin; Addison Cotton, York; Tucker Stagemeyer, Page; and JessaLynn Hudson, Belvidere.
2022 Junior Nationals
The Nebraska intermediate roast team won the Black Kettle Award at the All-American Certified Angus Beef® (CAB) Cook-Off at the 2022 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS), July 5 in Kansas City, Mo. Pictured from left are Anne Lampe, presenting; Tucker Stagemeyer, Page; Addison Cotton, York; Kasey Meyer, Blue Hill; Tavin Uden, Franklin; and JessaLynn Hudson, Belvidere, recipients; and Garrett Lampe, holding Braylon Lampe; Grayson Lampe; and Weston Lampe, presenting. The American Angus Auxiliary sponsored the event.
These junior members received their Gold Award at the 2022 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) Awards Ceremony, July 8 in Kansas City, Mo. Nebraska recipients: TaraLee Hudson, Belvidere, and Jace Stagemeyer, Page.
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On September 13-15th the Nebraska Angus Association provided a display at Husker Harvest Days. This year Nebraska Angus Association member displays included Dethlefs Angus Ranch, Sandstone Prairie Ranch, SC Cattle, and Schulte Angus. Many people of all ages were able to come and see prime Angus genetics, sign up for the Angus tour, buy a heifer raffle ticket and more. Mark your calendars next year for the 2023 Husker Harvest Days show, which will be held September 12-14th!
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National Junior Angus Association LEAD conference: life in the Angus lane Angus juniors attended the LEAD conference in Lexington, Kentucky
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ational Junior Angus Association (NJAA) members gathered from all corners of the country for the Leaders Engaged in Angus Development (LEAD) conference July 28 – 31 in Lexington, Kentucky. Juniors experienced a weekend full of farm tours and leadership workshops while making lifelong connections within and beyond the Angus community. The LEAD conference is designed to expose NJAA members to different parts of the industry by visiting new regions of the country every year. This year, juniors learned about the agriculture industry in Kentucky and related career opportunities. Additionally, juniors grew their leadership skills through workshops and engaged in networking activities. The weekend kicked off with break out sessions led by the National Junior Angus Board that challenged attendees to be bold leaders through interactive games and workshops. Juniors also visited Boyd Beef Cattle and Branch View Angus where members learned about different cattle operations, freeze branding and how to use electronic identification in cattle. James Coffey, of Branch View Angus, emphasized the advantage
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Wyatt Smith, Osceola, represented Nebraska at the 2022 LEAD (Leaders Engaged in Angus Development) Conference, July 28-31 in Lexington, Ky. A total of 100 juniors from 26 states and Canada attended the conference, “Angus takes the Triple Crown,” where they enhance leadership and interpersonal skills while learning more about the beef industry. Photo by Peyton Schmitt, American Angus Association.
juniors have by being raised in the cattle industry. “Whether you stay in the industry or you go into something different, you will always have an agriculture background that will serve you the rest of your life,” Coffey said. “I encourage every NJAA member to leverage that agriculture upbringing to future success.”
Attendees were also introduced to a variety of industries in the state covering careers within and beyond the cattle sector. The group visited the Keeneland racetrack, Blue Grass Stockyards, Hallway Feeds and Tarter Industries. Tours provided valuable learning opportunities that showed juniors different facets of the agriculture industry. The LEAD conference wrapped up with speaker A’ric Jackson who spoke about different leadership styles and the importance of using individual strengths to make an impact. As attendees reflected on the eventful week, former NJAB Chairman Alex Cozzitorto reminded the group of the value of attending the LEAD conference. “By attending the LEAD conference, you are investing in learning the leadership skills that are going to put you ahead in life and help you become future industry leaders,” Cozzitorto said. The LEAD conference provides priceless educational and leadership experiences to young cattlemen and women thanks to the support of the Angus Foundation and generous Angus donors.. - Written by Sierra Walter, Angus Communications Intern
Our Angus Family Obituary & News
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arcia Lavonne neLson of Ansley went to be with the Lord on Monday, October 3, 2022, at Rose Lane Home in Loup City, NE surrounded by her family, after a brief battle with cancer. Marcia was born January 11, 1932, in Ravenna, NE to Hilda Wilamina Kunze Luth and George Luth.
A celebration of her life will be at 10 a.m. Friday October 7, 2022, at First Christian Church in Ansley with the Rev. Scott Harvey officiating. Burial will be at the Ansley cemetery. Visitation will be from 9 a.m-7 p.m. Thursday October 6, 2022, at Govier Bros. Mortuary in Broken Bow with the family present from 5-7 p.m. Memorials are suggested to the Custer County Foundation to be given as a scholarship for 4-H youth. Survivors include her; son, Randy and daughter-in-law Joan of Ansley; daughter, Debbie and son-in-law Pat Kelley of Burwell; six grandchildren Crystal and Steve Murrish of Ansley, Kent and Michelle Nelson of Ansley, Cassie and Matt Hansen of Ansley, Katie and Tanner Crisp of Mullen, Kami and A. J. Freeman of Thedford and Cody Nelson of Ansley; and nine great-grandchildren Caitlin, Ty, Kali, Kaycee, Karlee, and Kyle Nelson all of Ansley, Kay Hansen of Ansley, Kinley and Kyla Crisp of Mullen. Numerous cousins. She was preceded in death by parent’s Hilda and George, stepbrother Clifford, and husband Richard (Dick). Marcia grew up on a farm South of Ravenna, Nebraska. She attended a country school near her home. The school was close enough that she walked to school every day. Marcia always told the story about her new pair of school shoes and one day when returning from school she got caught in a rain and hailstorm. Afraid of ruining her new shoes she took them off and put them in her lunch bucket then dug herself a hole in a straw haystack to weather out the storm. Her Mother said 28 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
she was soaking wet and covered in straw when she finally got home. Marcia attended Ravenna High School where she was very active in both the concert and marching bands playing the clarinet and singing in the choir. The marching band always marched in the Harvest of Harmony Parade. Marcia was very proud of the fact one year the band won the competition. After graduating high school Marcia attended Kearney State College where she received her teaching certificate. Marcia taught in a country school in rural Buffalo County before marrying the love of her life, Richard “Dick” Nelson, on May 23, 1951. After her marriage, Marcia taught in a country school near where she and Dick lived. She taught there until the arrival of their first child, Randy, after which she became a full-time mother. Marcia enjoyed animals but particularly loved her Pomeranian dogs Abbie and Tuffy along with her numerous farm cats. Marcia was an avid gardener and a lover of flowers of which she could make grow where no one else could. Marcia would also grow the biggest tomatoes anyone has ever seen. Marcia worked alongside of her husband doing all aspects of ranching. Dick always said he would never sell the John Deere 60 tractor as Marcia bought that tractor with her egg and cream money that she received from selling eggs and cream at Holley’s Store in Ansley. When the kids started getting involved in 4-H Marcia and Dick took over as leaders of the Ansley Jr. Livestock 4-H Club. They enjoyed being sponsors for the kids that went to state fair and Aksarben. After enjoying being leaders for 25 years they handed it over to Randy and Joan. Marcia enjoyed working with Melvin and Ilene Sherbeck as a clerk for the beef show at the Nebraska State Fair from the early 70s to mid-90s. Marcia was a lifetime member of the Nebraska and American Angus Associations, as well as a past President of the Nebraska Angus Auxiliary and member of the American Angus Auxiliary. She was an avid bowler competing in local, state, and national tournaments for many years. Dick and Marcia loved to dance and travel all over the country. When they weren’t traveling you would find Marcia in the kitchen. No one ever went hungry when she was around. A favorite holiday meal was Thanksgiving, her corn and oysters, homemade rolls, turkey, and dressing was to die for. All the grandkids were amazed at how many sandwiches she
could fit in one sandwich bag. Another favorite was her canned peaches! Marcia will be greatly missed by everyone who knew and loved her especially her family. Govier Brothers Mortuary & Crematory were in charge of the arrangements.
From Our Mailbox Thank You Dear Nebraska Angus Association, Thank you for your generous support for awarding me as this year’s scholarship winner. I am very grateful for organizations like yourself, that have the foresight in valuing the youth within the industry. Currently, I am a member of the livestock judging team at South Dakota State University, where I am a senior majoring in Agriculture Systems Technology. Being part of the Nebraska Junior Angus Association has been one of the beneficial organizations I have been fortunate enough to be a part of and it has blessed me with so much. Thank you again for your continued support. Sincerely Jace Stagemeyer.
NE Junior Angus Scholarship Winners and have participated in many contests at the National level. I have also had the opportunity to run for Miss American Angus as well as the National Junior Angus board of directors. I hope to continue being an advocate for both the angus industry and the agricultural industry.
Jace Stagemeyer - 1st place
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y name is Jace Stagemeyer. My parents are Brent and Carla Stagemeyer where we are located at Page, Nebraska where I am the fifth generation growing up on my family’s Angus cow/calf and farming operation. After high school, I attended Butler Community College where I graduated with my Associates degree in Agriculture Science. I was a member of the livestock judging team where we ended our career being awarded the Junior College Team of the Year. I am currently attending South Dakota State University as a senior majoring in Agricultural Systems Technology to get my Bachelors degree, and a member of the livestock judging team. Showing Angus cattle has been my family’s sport. We have been very blessed as a family with our success throughout the years in the ring and have transitioned to a major focus of a donor/receipt program raising and selling Angus bulls and show heifers. During my time as a Nebraska Junior Angus member, I have served as the vice president and been part of leading several committees. I hope to return to my family’s operation to continue to work towards having an annual production and show heifer prospect sale in the fall.
Rachel Smith - 2nd Place
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y name is Rachel Smith. I am the daughter of Allen and Heather Smith. I’ve been involved in the Angus association since I can remember 30 • Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022
Braden Schulte - 3rd Place
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ello everybody, my name is Braden Schulte, I was raised between Kearney and Pleasanton, Nebraska on a row crop farm that raises corn and soybeans. Our family also runs registered black angus cattle. I graduated from Kearney High School in 2021, and now I am in my second and final year in college at Southeast Csommunity College at Beatrice getting an associates degree in Diversified Agriculture before returning back to the family farm. This summer I will intern to finish my degree and plan on Interning on a farm or ranch. I like being on the farm because I get to work with my family and get to see the farm make progress and get better. I also like watching the baby calves and crops grow throughout the season.
Fort Worth, TX 1-800-422-2117
www.superiorlivestock.com Lemoyne Dailey
Home: 308-645-2712 Cell: 402-760-2727
PO Box 152 Thedford, NE 69166
Lazy Black Diamond Ranch
Registered Angus Since 1951 Bred for fertility, calving ease, maternal, disposition, growth, carcass, and conformation. Bull Sale Last Saturday in February @ Huss Livestock Private Treaty Bulls Available
For details contact Morgan (308) 750-3125 or Kevin (308) 750-9055 Glause Family 379 Hwy. 92 • Palmer, NE 68864
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ACHOLAN ANGUS
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HOME 402-666-5873 J IM C ELL 402-750-3543 MACHOLANANGUS @ NNTC . NET
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DETHLEFS ANGUS RANCH Registered Angus
Since 1950
“Dutch” & Marian Dethlefs
“Where Quality Counts”
31310 Imperial Rd • Ravenna, NE 68869 Ph. 308/452-4147
Craig & Laurie Dethlefs 514 Milan Ave • Ravenna, NE 68869 308/530-0014
FRENZEN ANGUS “More Pounds - More Profit”
Annual Production Sale - March 2023 Females & Club Calves for Sale Private Treaty www.frenzencattle.com
Galen Frenzen Cell: (308)550-0237 Eric's Cell: (308) 550-0238
50802 N. Edgewood Rd. Fullerton, NE 68638
RANDY RASBY
“The Magazine for Cowboys and Kids”
P.O. Box 581 • Sutherland, NE 69165 Phone (308) 386-4857 • Mobile (308-539-6195
Jerry & Gary Dethlefs Annual Production Sale • Second Saturday of January 78119 S. River Rd. - Rockville, NE 68871 - 308/372-3200 www.dethlefsangus.com
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73786 Ave. 356 • Hayes Center, NE Phone (308) 286-3416 • Cell (308) 340-4332 E-Mail: millbarangus@hotmail.com Nebraska Angus Association News • Holiday Issue • 2022 • 33
WAGONHAMMER RANCHES HAS THE PROGRAM YOU CAN COUNT ON
Jay Wolf Family, Owners
402/395-2178 Box 548 • Albion, NE 68620 www.wagonhammer.com
The Total Performance Brand Email: wagonhammer@dtnspeed.net Joe Epperly, Sales 303/884-3900 • joe@wagonhammer.com
Benoit Angus
BULL SALE ~ MARCH 2023
“Brand of Excellence”
“Third Thursday in March” Everett & Bonnie Benoit 621 Hwy 61 • Esbon, KS 66941 (785) 725-3231 • (888) 870-2855 Chad Benoit • (785) 725-3005 Doug & Michelle Benoit • (785) 725-6211 ebbenoit@ruraltel.net
Sonderup Angus
Bulls, Heifers, and Embryos for Sale Private Treaty
30586 State Highway 22 • Genoa, Nebraska 68640
Lori 308/550-0349 Ashley 308/550-0239
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2022 Event Calendar
CATTLEMEN'S CONGRESS WILL BE HELD ON JANUARY 4-7, 2023, IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
NOVEMBER 2022 5 - 7 - National Angus Convention - Salt Lake City, UT 14 - Hoffman Ranch Fall Bull Sale - Thedford 16 - TC Ranch Female Sale - Franklin 18 - Wagonhammer Ranches Female Sale Bartlett 19 - Baldrige/Tiedeman & Friends Female Sale - North Platte 20 - Bear Mountain Angus Production Sale Palisade 21 - Connealy Angus Fall Bull Sale - Whitman DECEMBER 2022 1 - *Deadline* NAA Winter Issue Advertisement Space Reservation 2 - Schurrtop Angus & Charolais Fall Bull Sale - McCook 3 - Lonesome River Ranch Bull Sale - Anselmo 3 - Nebraska Angus Association Royalty Contest - Kearney 3 - Nebraska Angus Association Annual Meeting/Banquet - Kearney 4 - Nebraska Junior Angus Association Winter Show - Kearney 5 - TK Angus Bull Sale - Valentine 10 - Key Ranch Bull Sale - Miller Private Treaty Sales Anderson Brothers - Ong Baldridge-Tiedeman - North Platte Dolezal Angus -Rushville E.D. Angus - Ashby Ely Angus - McCook Groth Angus - Monroe Hidden Valley Angus - Bladen MGM Angus LTD - Johnson Mill Bar Angus - Hayes Center N Backward 7 Cattle Co - Anselmo Oldemeyer Cattle Co - Firth O’Neill Angus Farm - Logan, IA Pope Farms (embryos for sale) - Ravenna Schafer Angus - Nehawka Schulte Angus Ranch - Kearney Scott Angus Cattle - Belgrade Sisco Brothers Cattle Co - Syracuse Sonderup Angus - Genoa Springlake Angus - Lynch T&E Angus - Clarks Twisted J Angus - Arnold Weber Farms Angus - Plainview
~A~ American Angus Ass ..........................................5 Angus Hall of Fame..............................................2 ~B~ Baldridge Tiedeman ........................................IBC Bear Mountain Angus ..........................................9 Bluffside Angus..................................................24 ~C~ Connealy Angus ..................................................3
~E~ ED Angus ............................................................25
THE ANGUS HOTEL BLOCKS ARE AT TWO LOCATIONS: THE SKIRVIN HILTON, 1 PARK AVE, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102 CALL TO BOOK: 1-800-445-8667 GROUP NAME: AMERICAN ANGUS CATTLEMEN'S CONGRESS VIP GROUP CODE: AA23 CUT-OFF DATE: DECEMBER 9, 2022. RATE: $132 HOLIDAY INN HOTEL - OKC AIRPORT, 4401 SW 15TH ST, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73108 CALL TO BOOK: 405-601-7272 GROUP NAME: AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION CUT-OFF DATE: DECEMBER 15, 2022. RATE: $79 ENTRY DEADLINES: NOVEMBER 18, 2022 – BREEDING CATTLE ENTRIES DUE NOVEMBER 18, 2022 – PROSPECT STEERS/HEIFERS AND MARKET STEER ENTRIES DUE DECEMBER 1, 2022 – JR. BREEDING HEIFER OWNERSHIP DEADLINE DECEMBER 1, 2022 – BREEDING CATTLE LATE ENTRY/SUBSTITUTION DEADLINE SCHEDULE CAN BE FOUND AT: HTTPS://CATTLEMENSCONGRESS.COM/SHOW-INFORMATION/SCHEDULE/
THE NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW WILL BE HELD ON JANUARY 12-14, 2023, IN DENVER, CO THE ANGUS HOTEL BLOCK IS AT: RENAISSANCE DENVER CENTRAL PARK HOTEL 3801 QUEBEC ST, DENVER, CO 80207 CUT-OFF DATE: DECEMBER 16, 2022. RATE: $124 ENTRY DEADLINES: OPEN/JUNIOR BREEDING CATTLE: OCTOBER 1 - NOVEMBER 20 YARDS - PEN/CARLOAD CATTLE: OPENS OCTOBER 1 -NOVEMBER 20 LATE ENTRY OPEN/JUNIOR/YARDS CATTLE: NOVEMBER 21 - DECEMBER 10 JR. BREEDING HEIFER OWNERSHIP DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1 SCHEDULE CAN BE FOUND AT: HTTPS://WWW.ANGUS.ORG/SHOW/ROVOPEN
Advertisers Index
~F~ First Defense, Immucell ......................................7 Frank Cattle & Genetics ..................................IBC ~H~ Heartland Angus Marketing ..............................23 Hoffman Ranch ..................................................27 ~K~ Key Ranch ..........................................................11 Keyes Angus ........................................................1 ~L~ Lonesome River Ranch LLC ............................29 ~M~ Macholan Angus ................................................31 Makovicka Angus ..............................................38
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~N~ Nebraska Angus Tour Sponsors ......................16 Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic ....................20-21 Nebraska Heifer Raffle ......................................11 Neogen Beef Genomics ....................................40 ~S~ Schurrtop Angus ................................................35 Seevers Angus ..................................................25 ~T~ TK Angus ............................................................39 ~V~ Vitalix ................................................................IFC ~W~ Wagonhammer Ranches ..................................BC
Sale Reports Frenzen Angus Herd City: Fullerton, NE US Sale Date: 03/22/2022 Auctioneer: Tracy Harl API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 19 Older Bulls $100,250.00 36 Yrlg.Bulls $141,750.00 55 Total Registered Bulls $242,000.00 45 Open Heifers $78,350.00 11 Bred Heifers $20,250.00 7 Spring Pairs $18,700.00 63 Total Registered Females $117,300.00 118 Reported Sale Total $359,300.00 Top Bull
Average $5,276.00 $3,937.00 $4,400.00 $1,741.00 $1,840.00 $2,671.00 $1,861.00 $3,044.00
Lot 55 - Frenzen Fullerton H269 - $8,250.00 Buyer: Travis Classen - Fullerton, NE Sire Name: Frenzen Fullerton F117 Lot 48 - Frenzen Southern Joe H203 $8,000.00 Buyer: Gary Falting - Dodge, NE Sire Name: BUBS Southern Joe 674D Lot 45 - Frenzen Stunner H216 - $7,500.00 Buyer: Anthony Vsasz-Keber - Albion, NE Sire Name: Musgrave 316 Stunner Seller: Frenzen Angus Fullerton NE
Nebraska Bull Test Sale Herd City: Broken Bow, NE US Sale Date: 03/23/2022 Auctioneer: Kyle Schow API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 86 Yrlg.Bulls $377,626.00 86 Total Registered Bulls $377,626.00 86 Reported Sale Total $377,626.00 Top Bull
Average $4,391.00 $4,391.00 $4,391.00
Lot 4 - BA Main Guy R71 - $10,750.00 Buyer: James Jensen - Minden, NE Sire Name: Connealy Mainstay Seller: Boyles Angus Mason City NE Lot 11 - BA Gold Amory J201 - $10,000.00 Buyer: Pot Hook Ranch - Curtis, NE Sire Name: Connealy Armory Seller: Boyles Angus Mason City NE Lot 2 - B A Homegrown M11 - $10,000.00 Buyer: Bob Omera - Lexington, NE Sire Name: Ellingson Homegrown 6035 Seller: Boyles Angus Mason City NE
Smith Angus Bull Sale Herd City: Bassett, NE US Sale Date: 03/25/2022 Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 32 Older Bulls $181,250.00 44 Yrlg.Bulls $195,750.00 76 Total Registered Bulls $377,000.00 76 Reported Sale Total $377,000.00 Top Bull
Average $5,664.00 $4,448.00 $4,960.00 $4,960.00
Lot 84 - Smith Rainfall 2M - $9,500.00 Buyer: Bob Davis - Bassett, NE Sire Name: S A V Rainfall 6846 Lot 31 - Smith Justified N21 - $9,000.00 Buyer: Don Connell - , NE Sire Name: KG Justified 3023 Lot 76 - Smith President 27M - $9,000.00 Buyer: Clay Kuchera - Long Pine, NE Sire Name: S A V President 6847
Connealy Angus Bull Sale Herd City: Whitman, NE US Sale Date: 03/26/2022 Auctioneer: Joe Goggins and Ty Thompson API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots 344 Older Bulls 101 Yrlg.Bulls
Gross Average $3,913,872.00 $11,377.00 $1,001,920.00 $9,920.00
445 Total Registered Bulls $4,915,792.00 $11,046.00 6 Open Heifers $336,000.00 $56,000.00 6 Total Registered Females $336,000.00 $56,000.00 451 Reported Sale Total $5,251,792.00 $11,644.00 Top Bull Lot 309 - Connealy Craftsman - $500,000.00 Buyer: ST Genetics - Navasota, TX Select Sires - Plain City, OH Sire Name: Sitz Resilient 10208 Lot 208 - Connealy Commerce - $185,000.00 Buyer: ST Genetics - Navasota, TX Sire Name: G A R Sunbeam Lot 141 - Connealy Gulfstream - $82,500.00 Buyer: Grimmius Cattle Company Hanford, CA Sire Name: Connealy King Air
Lylester Ranch Herd City: Beatrice, NE US Sale Date: 03/31/2022 Auctioneer: Matt Lowery API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 25 Total Registered Bulls $107,500.00 14 Open Heifers $70,994.00 9 Bred Heifers $76,250.00 23 Total Registered Females $147,244.00 48 Reported Sale Total $254,744.00 Top Bull
Average $4,300.00 $5,071.00 $8,472.00 $6,401.00 $5,307.00
Lot 1 - Lylester Fireball 818 - $9,500.00 Buyer: Adam Zutavern - Dunning, NE Sire Name: GB Fireball 672 Lot 2 - Lylester Confidence 661 - $7,500.00 Buyer: Mike Frye - Kingfisher, OK Sire Name: Connealy Confidence Plus Seller: Lylester Ranch Beatrice NE
Kraye Angus Bull Sale Herd City: Mullen, NE US Sale Date: 04/02/2022 Auctioneer: Tracy Harl API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 9 Older Bulls $40,000.00 98 Yrlg.Bulls $516,400.00 107 Total Registered Bulls $556,400.00 25 Commercial Open Heifers (head) 36,750.00 107 Reported Sale Total $556,400.00 Top Bull
Average $4,444.00 $5,269.00 $5,200.00 $1,470.00 $5,200.00
Lot 2 - Kraye 18 Wheeler 175 - $21,000.00 Buyer: M Diamond Angus - Glenrock, WY Sire Name: Connealy Convoy Lot 51 - Kraye Renew JK 1316 - $18,000.00 Buyer: Casey Green - Bishop, GA Sire Name: S A V Renew 8132 Lot 19 - Kraye Wind Chill JK 1250 - $11,000.00 Buyer: Matt Starostka - Chappell, NE Sire Name: Bushs Wind Chill 982
Daigger-Orr Angus Bull Sale Herd City: North Platte, NE US Sale Date: 04/05/2022 Auctioneer: Kyle Schow API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 71 Yrlg.Bulls $406,250.00 71 Total Registered Bulls $406,250.00 71 Reported Sale Total $406,250.00 Top Bull
Average $5,721.00 $5,721.00 $5,721.00
Lot 29 - J D 67 Charger 127 - $11,500.00 Buyer: Bobbie Jo Christensen - Arnold, NE Sire Name: Mohnen 67 Charger Lot 69 - Orr Pay Dirt 141 - $10,250.00 Buyer: Matt and Hannah Burch - Tryon, NE Sire Name: J D Pay Dirt 546 Lot 53 - Orr Drover 150 - $10,000.00 Buyer: Bobbie Jo Christensen - Arnold, NE Sire Name: Orr Drover 958
A&B Cattle Herd City: Bassett, NE US Sale Date: 04/07/2022 Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar API Rep: Levi Landers Lots Gross Average 34 Older Bulls $240,992.00 $7,088.00 124 Yrlg.Bulls $845,556.00 $6,819.00 158 Total Registered Bulls $1,086,548.00 $6,876.00 10 Open Heifers $108,000.00 $10,800.00 10 Total Registered Females $108,000.00 $10,800.00 40 Commercial Open Heifers (head) $57,520.00 $1,438.00 168 Reported Sale Total $1,194,548.00 $7,110.00 Top Bull Lot 32 - A & B Captain 1040 - $25,000.00 Buyer: Fabius Creek Ranch - Bloomfield, IA Sire Name: Kesslers Commodore 6516 Lot 10 - A & B Ashland 1026 - $17,000.00 Buyer: Larry and Donita Boska - Spencer, NE Sire Name: G A R Ashland Lot 153 - A & B No Doubt 0627 - $12,500.00 Buyer: Fabius Creek Ranch - Bloomfield, IA Sire Name: Hoover No Doubt
Sellman Ranch Bull Sale Herd City: Crawford, NE US Sale Date: 04/15/2022 Auctioneer: Greg Goggins API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross 109 Total Registered Bulls $473,496.00 109 Reported Sale Total $473,496.00 Top Bull
Average $4,344.00 $4,344.00
Lot 90 - SR Rainmaker 1042 - $10,000.00 Buyer: Jim and Maureen Skavdahl Marsland, NE Sire Name: Basin Rainmaker 4404 Lot 55 - SR Dry Valley 1047 - $9,250.00 Buyer: Matt Dolezal - Rushville, NE Sire Name: Connealy Dry Valley Lot 92 - SR Rainmaker 1057 - $8,000.00 Buyer: Bruce and Marie Wohlers - Craford, NE Sire Name: Basin Rainmaker 4404
Lylester Fall Female Sale Herd City: Martell, NE US Sale Date: 09/27/2022 Auctioneer: Steve Dorran Sale Mgr: Cotton & Assoc. API Rep: Levi Landers
Lots Gross Average 32 Total Registered Females $695,500.00 $21,734.00 32 Reported Sale Total $695,500.00 $21,734.00 Top Open Heifer
Lot 2A - Lylester Rita1147 - $100,000.00 Buyer: Vintage Angus Ranch - Modesto, CA Sire Name: Connealy Clarity Lot 1 - Lylester Lucy 1151 - $85,000.00 Buyer: Arellano Bravo Angus Walnut Grove, CA Sire Name: G A R Greater Good. Lot 3A - Lylester Ever Entense 1142 $60,000.00 Buyer: Express Ranches - Yukon, OK Sire Name: Poss Rawhide
Top Bred Heifer
Lot 11 - Lylester Blackcap 709 - $30,000.00 Buyer: Wilks Ranch Texas Ltd - Eastland, TX Sire Name: G A R Reliant Lot 10 - Lylester Blackcap 951 - $27,500.00 Buyer: Edisto Pines - Leesville, SC Sire Name: G A R Home Town Lot 3B - Lylester Ever Entense 792 $27,000.00 Buyer: Circle G Angus Farm - Adel, GA Sire Name: Poss Maverick
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